Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 292, Decatur, Adams County, 12 December 1933 — Page 6

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MAJOR LEAGUES ’ OPEN MEETING Many Trades Are Expected To Feature Annua! Basehall Meeting Chicago, Dec. 12—(U.R) Connie Mack, the lean, scholarly leader of the Philadelphia Athletics, once more occupied the center of baseball's spotlight as the major leagues opened their three-day annual winter meeting today at the Palmer House. Mack’s arrival from Philadelphia was the signal for trading to l start In the American league. - Three of the most important deals expected to be made involve tlie Athletics. These are: Pitcher George Earnshaw to the Chicago White Sox for cash and possibly Catcher Charlie Berry. Catcher Mickey Cochrane to 'ho. Detroit Tigers for cash. Jx*fty O»ove or Rube Walberg and Max Bishop to the Boston Red Box for two other players, believed to be Shortstop Rabbit Warstler and Pitcher Ed Kline, and cash Cochrane already is here and as far as all outward appearances are concerned is acting as manager of the Tigers. The White Sox are making no secret of the fact that they expect to land Earnshaw, and have Jimmy Dykes, former teammate of Earnshaw, here to help them put over the deal. The first actual news from the meeting was announced by the St. Louis Browns. Chauncey Yockey will replace Louis Nahi? as president of the Milwaukee Club, and Allan Sothoron, who coached he Browns last year, will replace Frank O’Rourke as manager. The rumored deal by which the Chicago Cnbs expected to land Outfielder Chick Hafey of Cincinnati has been called off. and the Boston Braves have opened negotiations for Hafey. Manager Charley Grimm of the Cubs said that his team was about set and that he didn't expect to make any more deals. —o Report Anderson May Coach Bears South Bend. I,HI . Dec. 12— iIJ.R) —Heartly (Hunk) Anderson, former Notre Dame football coach, will be line coach of the Chicago Bears in the National Professional league next season, it was reported by a reliable source here today. Confirmation of the report will be made after the game between the Bears and the New York Giants for the national professional title at Chicago next Sunday, it was said. Purdue Opens Season Tonight Lafayette, Ind.. Dec. 12. —(U.R>— Purdue University will open its

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I basket hnll season tonight by enter- I ' talnlng Indiana State Teachers' college In a non-conference game. The Boilermakers were forced into overtime to defeat state last season. Dutch Fehring. veteran Purdue center, is not expected to be in the lineup tonight because of a knee injury received in football, i Ray Eddy, forward, who was Kept ' on the bench lust season by an arm injury, is expected to play for Pur 'due, however. The remainder of the Boilermaker lineup probably ! will include t'ottom. forward; Lam- j hert, center, and Meade and Shav ( er, guards EXPECT CHANGE AT INDIANA OJ Rumors of Shakeup In Athletic Department Partially Upheld j Bloomington. Ind.. Dec. 12. —(U.R' j Rumors that a shakeup in the Indiana University athletic depart j mint impends were partially substantiated today when it was learned that three separate groups are studying the situation. A special alumni committee has , been appointed by President Wil- | liam Lowe Bryan to make inquir- I ies while the "I" Men's Association and faculty athletic authorities are conducting separate investigations. For several days students have been circulating petitions asking that E. C. Hayes be replaced as I head football coach. His team this last season won only one of its ' eight games. Hayes, who is also track coach, took the football job when Pat Page was ousted in 1931. He had no desire to assume responsibility for the football team, but yielded to the pressure of alumni and stui dents. Because of his record as track j .oach, it is thought by many that Hayes will be appointed athletic director, succeeding Zora Clevenger. In that event a new football coach would be named and Hayes I would continue to handle track at- i fairs. Many university officials have , publicly expressed themselves well | satisfied with Clevenger. They pointed out that during his IP-year i regime Indiana has won IS Big j Ten ami four national champion- I ships. Man Charged With Beating Aged Father I Petersburg. Ind.. Dec 12. —(U.K — i Charged with beating his "(eyear- , old father. Harry Tussey, Velpen. was being held in jail here today , pending grand jury investigation. ; The father. Allen Tussey. is re- . I ported in critical condition from : injuries received during the attack. , Sheriff William Weathers said i the older man said his son became enraged when he refused to give | him money.

HUNTINGTON TO PLAY TONIGHT Huntington Elks Will Play G. E. Club At Local Gym Tonight The De-atitr G. E. club will meet the Huntington Elks at the nigh school gymnasium tonight In n return engagement. Huntington tie- ' seated the lo als al Huntington two i weeke ago by a decisive score but 'the G. E. vluli will be out lo even Hie count. The Huntington qulntete is coach- ■ ed by Paul Kroighanni. former Puri due star and Huntington •high ! school coach. A numlier of former j Huntjngton high school stars, who I ■ also attended college, are included 1 I in the lineup. Some of the stars I | are Carroll. Wittenberg; Pt irie, i Michigan; M. Rudicel. Huntington ollege; Welch. Manchester colI leg'e; F. Hosier and R. Rudicel. j Decatilr is expected to present its ‘ regular lineup with Hill and Gass | forwards. Berber at center and DeI Bolt and Steele, guards. In the preliminary game, start-' ling at 7:30 o’clock, the G. E. seconds will meet the Pleasant Mills I . Red Hots. Hogston Held For Worthless Money Peru. Ind. Dec. 12 (UP)—Pearl Hogston. 30. Gas City, was trans-, I ferred from the local jail yesterday I to Fort Wayne for arraignment on I charges of cashing counterfeit . bills here and in Wabash. Hogston was captured by two

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ftgKQWL 1 by The Decatur G. E. club will play j before home funs again tontglit. 1 meeting the strong Huntington Elks nt the pulilie high school j gymnasium. The Elks defeated the I locals ill llunlliigton two weeks i ago. The visitors lioust several former Huntington Viking stars in their lineup, including Petrie, who also starred at the I’niversity of Michi- . gnu. Other members of t’.e squad are Carroll, the two Rudieols. Well b ■and Hosier. The team is coached ! by Paul Kreiglmum. former Hunt- | ington coach. —oOo After many delays, Basketbawl has finally been able to get out a booklet containing the schedules of all high school teams in Adams county. - oOo — These booklets were mailed out today to all the high schools in the 1 county. Students and fans are ask ed to get their schedules from the • i high school principals, as only a ■: limited supply is available at the ■ Democrat office. ■ --000— Simon Schwartz, writer of ‘•Tip Offs’’ in the Berne Review has considerable to say about the Berne-Yellow Jacket game, which will be played here Saturday night. Part of

Fondants, Fudges and Ronbo ns Christmas Is coming! Do you want to make son I raml.es for (he holiday sensen? Our Washington . ; K‘ j for v< n l.s imlh tin on FONDANTS, I'l Ih; r.s .wiy '•>» ' full .llrecHuiis on making these < audie ;o i. u ... r , ( ( uJ M. |,elow and send-fm It: CLIP COUPON HERp KT Dept. 264. Washington Bureau, DECATUR DEMOCRAT 1322 New York Avenue, Washington, 0. C '' I want u <opy <>f the bulletin of dliccthr.is f,„ SB DANTS, FUDGES AND BONBONS, ami |,, st , h. rP wlthfu I in coin (carefully wrapiwdi, to cov.-i rMiim I N < M K. ’ ■ . STREET * No. SB j CITY STATE BE I am a reader of (ho DocaNtr. Ind., Daily |i. ~,,,~ SU -

it we will pass along to you today. Saving some for tomorrow, as it might be too much cf a shock all at once. I —oOo—- , Simon says: Recatur Recovers “The Deiatur Yellow Jacketi snapped out of their slump with t bang Friday evening, defeating tin fast Laporte Slicers at Deiatur. 16 14. Uiporte has beaten Peru urn Martinsville, the state champion, this year, amt have one of the ties I teams in the state. We maintainei : all along that tile Jackets are bet ter than they looked in the firs three games, and they certain!; made up for those three defeats • They are now regarded as area threat and many Berne people win had looked forward to an easy vic i lory over Decatur Saturday nigh ' now view the contest witli a lot o : uneasiness.’’ —oOo— Berne and Jefferson are stil ; leading the county standing, neith er team having been defeated. Th I Bears hare won seven games am

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